The phrase "delicate equilibrium between" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a situation where two or more things must be carefully balanced and kept in proportion. For example, "The environment has a delicate equilibrium between the needs of humans and the needs of nature."
Sadly, the Communist Party is doing a good job maintaining the delicate equilibrium between upheaval and contentment.
To do so, she will have to navigate a delicate equilibrium between the coup-prone army and the elite establishment on one side, and on the other the so-called Red Shirt movement that helped vote her into office and wants to see justice meted out for the bloody military crackdown that ended its protests in Bangkok last year.
But could the violence there and in the northern strip of Macedonia pose a serious threat to peace in Europe?Until now it has seemed little short of miraculous, given the carnage elsewhere in the region over the past decade, that the delicate equilibrium between Macedonia's Slavic majority and its growing Albanian minority has been maintained.
The crop growth model illustrated the delicate equilibrium between sowing date, crop cycle length and the length of the rainy seasons, limiting options for intensification.
Whether ROS would serve as signaling molecules or could cause oxidative damage to the tissues depends on the delicate equilibrium between ROS productions, and their scavenging (Sharma et al. 2012).
The delicate equilibrium between mitochondrial fission and fusion is vital for mitochondrial function.
However, it is not an easy task to make an arbitrary model to swing like a roly-poly due to the delicate equilibrium condition between the center of mass of the roly-poly toy and the shape of the hemisphere.
It has also disturbed the delicate equilibrium that exists between the younger members of the family, three of whom have held, or still do hold, senior positions at News Corp. Lachlan, Murdoch's oldest son, remains on the board and the company recently bought Shine, the production company owned by Elisabeth, the eldest of Rupert's three children from his second marriage.
The numbers were unambiguous: 50-50, an even split in the Senate between Republicans and Democrats, a delicate equilibrium that mandated a careful vigil by the Bush administration over the subtlest mood shifts and tiniest movements in the Republican caucus.
Now, the delicate equilibrium is being disturbed.
"This is a very delicate equilibrium".
